Genosis AI Healthcare, led by Chairman Lee Hee-won, concluded the eighth session of its AI Academy with a graduation ceremony on July 25. The program, aimed at social contribution, has trained 35 experts from various fields, including former and current hospital directors, medical professors, research institute heads, media representatives, and former vice-ministerial officials, through four practical training sessions. The ceremony was held at the International Vaccine Institute (IVI), hosted by Park Sang-cheol, chairman of the IVI Korean Support Committee, who provided the venue and lunch.
The Genosis AI Academy was established in December 2022 to assist professionals and organizational leaders in utilizing generative AI in their work. The program has been conducted once or twice a month since its inception, and this eighth session marks another successful graduation. It operates as a social contribution initiative rather than a profit-driven business, gaining popularity among participants over time.
Since the first session, the program has been led by Vice Chairman Kang Si-cheol of Genosis AI Healthcare. The eighth session consisted of four classes where participants learned practical skills such as writing, report preparation, and multimedia production using various generative AI tools, including Claude, Gemini, Genspark, Grok, and Suno. The hands-on approach allowed participants to apply AI in their actual work, producing tangible results. Notably, the process of creating papers and presentation materials using over 200 skills developed by Vice Chairman Kang in Claude Co-Work drew significant attention.
This session included notable participants such as Park Sang-cheol, head of the Genosis AI Healthcare Research Center and chairman of the IVI Korean Support Committee; Park Kwang-sung, emeritus professor at Chonnam National University Medical School; Lee Myung-cheol, chairman of the Korea Pasteur Institute; Kwon Soon-yong, emeritus professor at Catholic University of Korea Seoul St. Mary's Hospital; Park Jong-hoon, professor at Korea University Medical School; Lee Hyun-seok, director of Seoul Medical Center; and Lim Kyu-sung, senior researcher at Genosis AI Research Institute.
Chairman Lee Hee-won stated, "The eighth session has successfully concluded. I sincerely congratulate the participants for sharing new knowledge and insights, joining the new wave of AI healthcare." He added, "This is not just a training program but a meaningful starting point for creating future changes together."
Vice Chairman Kang Si-cheol expressed, "Having experts from various fields directly utilize AI and experience its potential is the fastest way to enhance our society's AI capabilities. I feel the greatest sense of fulfillment when I see participants producing results through hands-on practice."
Participants responded positively as well. One participant remarked, "In this AI era, I can grasp trends in the related industry and effectively apply the techniques I've learned to my work." Another participant shared, "Thanks to the efficient use of our short weekend time, it feels like a new world has opened up." A graduate who traveled from Gwangju stated, "The valuable lectures made the long journey worthwhile."
Genosis AI Healthcare plans to continue sharing educational materials and the latest information with graduates while expanding its AI training programs for professionals as part of its social contribution efforts.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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